Rockville Bank

Rockville Bank opened its doors in 1858, declaring $175 in total assets. Twenty local businessmen assembled and incorporated the new bank to serve the financial needs of the Rockville, Connecticut, community. The primary objective was to provide home loans to Rockville neighbors. The Bank grew to become a $2.1 billion public company with executive headquarters in Glastonbury, Connecticut, and 22 branches serving Tolland, Hartford, New Haven and New London counties. On November 15, 2013, Rockville Bank and United Bank announced plans for a merger of equals, and the promise to deliver first-class community banking while remaining a compelling alternative to mega-banks. Regulatory agencies and shareholders agreed. On April 30, 2014, a stronger, high-performing bank with more than $5 billion in assets was created – the new United Bank!